All Chapters of A Packless Luna: Chapter 111 - Chapter 120

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CHAPTER 111 – THE OTHERS

The glowing symbols covered the walls, and suddenly, I understood.I was not the last.I stared at the ancient markings, my heart pounding.“There are others?” I asked.The mysterious figure stood silently in front of the glowing wall.“Yes.”My throat tightened.“How many?”“Enough to change everything you believe about your bloodline.”I stepped closer.“Then tell me.”The figure looked at the symbols.“Your ancestors did not disappear completely. When the ancient kingdom fell, the bloodline was divided.”“Divided?”“Yes. Into different branches. Different houses.”I frowned.“And they survived?”“Some did.”“What about the others?”“They were hunted.”My chest tightened.“By who?”“Those who feared what your bloodline represented.”I shook my head.“That doesn't answer my question.”The figure looked at me.“Your family was not the only one being hunted, Nyra.”I felt a strange pressure in my chest.“All those years…” I whispered. “I thought my family was the last.”“You were the l

CHAPTER 112 – THE BLOODLINE HOUSES

Four houses survived.Only one wanted me alive.I stared at the four ancient symbols carved into the stone wall.“Four?” I asked.The mysterious figure nodded.“Four surviving houses.”“And only one wants me alive?”“For now.”My eyes narrowed.“That isn't exactly comforting.”“It wasn't meant to be.”Kael stepped closer.“Tell us about them.”The figure pointed toward the first symbol.“This is House Auren. They believe your bloodline must survive. They believe you are the rightful heir of the ancient blood.”I frowned.“Rightful heir to what?”“To the legacy your ancestors left behind.”“That still doesn't mean I want to rule anyone.”“They know that.”I looked at the second symbol.“And them?”“House Veyra.”“What do they believe?”“They believe you should surrender your claim.”“My claim?”“They believe no single person should hold authority over the surviving houses.”I almost smiled.“For once, someone agrees with me.”Kael gave me a brief look.I continued.“What about the thir

CHAPTER 113 – THE FIRST BLOOD

The first body had not even been buried before the surviving bloodline houses accused each other of murder.“He did it!”“No. Your house killed him!”“You were the last person seen with him!”The ancient chamber erupted in shouting.I stood in the middle of it, staring at the dead representative on the floor.Bloodline representatives were pointing at one another.Some had their hands on their weapons.Others were already backing toward the exits.“Enough!”My voice cut through the room.Nobody listened.A man from the second house stepped forward.“This is what happens when you bring her here!”His finger pointed directly at me.“You are the reason he is dead.”My jaw tightened.Kael immediately moved closer.“Choose your next words carefully.”The man didn't back down.“She wants power. Killing one representative removes an obstacle.”I looked at him.“Are you accusing me of murder?”“I am.”“Then prove it.”He froze.I stepped toward the body.“If I wanted power, why would I kill t

CHAPTER 114 – MAGNUS'S LAST SECRET

Magnus was dead, but his secrets were still killing people.I stared at the strange mark on the poisoned blade.The same mark had appeared in Magnus's hidden records.That couldn't be a coincidence.“Where did you find the records?” I asked the mysterious figure.“In the old Council archives.”“Take me there.”Kael looked at me.“Nyra—”“I need answers.”“I know.”“Then let's find them.”The figure led us deeper into the ancient ruins.The others stayed behind.The bloodline representatives had agreed to share their records, but none of us trusted each other enough to separate yet.As we entered another chamber, I saw shelves filled with old scrolls and damaged books.Kael looked around.“Magnus knew about this place?”“Not this place,” the figure answered.“Then what was he investigating?”“The bloodline houses.”My heart tightened.“Why?”“Because he feared them.”Kael's expression darkened.“Magnus feared very few things.”“He feared anything he couldn't control.”I walked toward t

CHAPTER 115 – THE FALSE LUNA

Someone was sitting in my place inside Ironfang.And the pack was calling her Luna.The moment I entered the throne room, every voice went silent.My eyes went straight to the woman sitting beside Kael's empty throne.She wore a silver dress.A silver crown rested on her head.My crown.I stopped walking.“Who is she?”The older man standing beside her stepped forward.“She is the rightful Luna of Ironfang.”I slowly looked at him.“Rightful?”“Yes.”“According to who?”“According to the ancient laws.”He lifted a rolled document.“This law existed long before Ironfang became what it is today.”Kael's expression darkened.“You had no right to bring this into my pack without my permission.”The man didn't flinch.“Alpha Kael, we are not asking permission.”The woman stood.“My name is Seraphine Ardent.”Her voice was calm.Too calm.“I am a descendant of the ancient Alpha bloodline.”My stomach tightened.Kael stepped forward.“Proof.”Seraphine smiled.“We have it.”The older man open

CHAPTER 116 – THE WOMAN WHO KNEW HER MOTHER

Nyra had spent her entire life believing her mother was dead.The woman standing in front of me said otherwise.“My mother is dead.”Seraphine's smile didn't disappear.“No, Nyra. She isn't.”My heart stopped.For a moment, I couldn't breathe.Then anger rushed through me.“You don't get to say something like that and expect me to believe you.”“I expected you to ask questions.”“Then answer them.”Kael stepped closer.“Seraphine, choose your words carefully.”She looked at him.“I am only telling Nyra what she deserves to know.”“No,” I said. “You're telling me what you want me to believe.”Her eyes returned to mine.“Then ask me for proof.”I stepped closer.“How did you know my mother?”Seraphine's expression changed.“Because I met her.”“When?”“Many years ago.”“Where?”“She was hiding.”“From who?”“The Council.”My chest tightened.“Why?”“Because they were looking for her.”I stared at her.“My mother wasn't important enough for the Council to hunt.”Seraphine shook her head.

CHAPTER 117 – THE VOICE OF THE PAST

The voice sounded like my mother’s.I froze.For several seconds, I could not breathe.“Run.”The word echoed inside my head again.I tightened my fingers around the pendant.“Mom?”Nothing.I looked at Kael. He was already watching me closely.“What did you hear?” he asked.“My mother.”His expression changed.“You’re sure?”“I know her voice.”I swallowed hard. “I may not remember everything about her, Kael, but I remember her voice.”The pendant suddenly became warm against my palm.Kael stepped closer.“Nyra, let me see it.”I hesitated.Not because I thought he would hurt me.Because the pendant felt like the last piece of my mother I had ever held.Kael noticed my hesitation.“You don’t have to give it to me,” he said quietly. “Just let me look.”I slowly placed it in his hand.The silver pendant glowed faintly.Kael turned it over.“There’s something engraved here.”I leaned closer.“What does it say?”He wiped away a thin layer of dust.“Memory.”My heart tightened.“Memory?”

CHAPTER 118 – THE MISSING HOUSE

The fourth bloodline house had not disappeared.It had been watching me.I stared at the empty wall where the image of my mother had vanished.My hands were still shaking.“The man,” I whispered. “Who was he?”No one answered.I turned toward the ancient records.“Who was the man standing beside my mother?”One of the bloodline representatives stepped closer to the table.“I know that symbol.”My heart tightened.“Then tell me what it means.”He opened an old record with trembling fingers.“There were four bloodline houses.”Kael stood beside me.“We already know that.”“No.” The representative pointed at the page. “You know about three.”His finger moved toward the fourth symbol.“This was House Dravenor.”The room went silent.I stared at the symbol.It was exactly the same one I had seen on the man's chest.“Who was he?”The representative swallowed.“Darius Dravenor.”“Was?”“He was the leader of the fourth house.”“Where is he?”“He died.”“When?”“Decades ago.”I shook my head.

CHAPTER 119 – RETURN TO THE ASHES

I had promised myself I would never return to the place where my family died.Now I was walking straight toward it.The Ash Barrens stretched before us, silent beneath the gray sky.I stopped when I saw the broken stone walls in the distance.My home.Or what was left of it.Kael slowed beside me.“Do you want to stop?”I shook my head.“No.”“You don't have to force yourself.”“I know.”I took another step.“That is why I'm going.”Kael said nothing.He simply walked beside me.Behind us, four trusted warriors followed at a distance.No one spoke.The closer we got, the harder it became to breathe.I could remember pieces of that night.Fire.Screaming.Blood.My father's voice.My mother's hands pushing me away.Then darkness.I closed my eyes for a second.“Nyra.”I opened them.Kael was watching me.“I’m fine.”“I didn't ask.”I frowned.“What?”“I didn't ask if you were fine.”He looked ahead.“You don't have to be.”For some reason, those words hurt more than comfort would have.

CHAPTER 120 – THE TRUTH ABOUT HER BIRTH

I had spent my entire life believing I was born into a family that died protecting me.Now I was learning there was another reason they died.I stared at my mother's letter.My hands refused to stop shaking.Kael stood quietly beside me.“Read it,” he said.I swallowed.Then I continued.My daughter, if you are reading this, then you survived.My eyes moved to the next line.You were born during the darkest time our bloodline had ever faced. The Council was hunting every family connected to the ancient Alpha blood.I stopped.“They knew,” I whispered.Kael looked at me.“They knew the Council was coming for me before I was even old enough to understand what was happening.”I continued reading.But the Council was not the only danger.My heart tightened.The surviving bloodline houses had begun searching for you.I looked up.“Why?”Kael took the letter carefully and read the next few lines.His expression changed.“What?”He handed it back.“Your mother says some of the houses believe

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